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Berry Linux

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Adapted from the English Wikipedia article Berry Linux, available under CC BY-SA 4.0Updated 9 August 2025
Berry Linux
Company typeLinux distribution
IndustrySoftware
Founded2003-11-11
Area served
Worldwide
ProductsLive CD Linux distribution
Websiteberry-lab.net

Berry Linux is a Live CD Linux distribution that supports both English and Japanese languages. It is built upon and compatible with Fedora 39 packages. Primarily designed for Live CD operation, Berry Linux can also be executed from a live USB. This distribution aims to demonstrate the capabilities of Linux, facilitate educational purposes, or function as a recovery tool without modifying the hard disk. The most recent release, version 1.39, became available on 31 May 2024.

Features

Berry Linux offers full read/write access to NTFS file systems and incorporates AIGLX along with Beryl to enable 3D desktop visuals, complemented by a graphical bootsplash.

The complete edition (v1.12) runs on the Linux Kernel 3.0.4 and integrates the ALSA audio system, ACPI, and SELinux. It supports automatic detection of hardware, accommodating various graphics cards, sound devices, SCSI peripherals, USB hardware, and network interfaces configured through DHCP.

The full version of Berry Linux utilizes KDE 4.6.5 as its desktop environment, whereas the Mini edition employs the Fluxbox window manager. The full release has a size of 512.7MB, while the Mini edition is 273.4MB. Although it operates entirely from a CD-ROM, Berry Linux can be installed onto a hard drive requiring at least 1.7GB of free space.

To support Japanese text input, Berry includes Whiz for Kana-Kanji conversion. For office productivity, it packages LibreOffice 3.4.3 alongside TextMaker and PlanMaker. For image editing, it provides GIMP version 2.6.10.

Pre-installed media players include Audacious, MPlayer, Xine, and Kaffeine, with native support for playback of DVDs and DivX formats.

Version history

Berry Linux's release timeline is as follows:

Berry Linux
Release Date Version Number Based on
2003-11-11 Berry Linux 0.29 Fedora Core 1
2004-01-21 Berry Linux 0.35 Kernel 2.6
2004-07-21 Berry Linux 0.43 Fedora Core 2
2004-12-15 Berry Linux 0.51 Fedora Core 3
2005-07-21 Berry Linux 0.60 Fedora Core 4
2006-04-18 Berry Linux 0.69 Fedora Core 5
2006-11-20 Berry Linux 0.76 Fedora Core 6
2007-07-10 Berry Linux 0.87 Fedora 7
2008-02-24 Berry Linux 0.88 Fedora 8
2008-05-17 Berry Linux 0.91 Fedora 9
2008-12-07 Berry Linux 0.94 Fedora 10
2009-01-29 Berry Linux 0.95
2009-04-10 Berry Linux 0.96
2009-06-22 Berry Linux 0.97
2009-09-14 Berry Linux 0.98 Fedora 11
2010-03-15 Berry Linux 1.01 Fedora 12
2010-08-31 Berry Linux 1.04 Fedora 13
2011-05-24 Berry Linux 1.10 Fedora 14
2011-10-30 Berry Linux 1.12 Fedora 15
2012-02-06 Berry Linux 1.13 Fedora 16
2012-05-28 Berry Linux 1.14
2012-06-23 Berry Linux 1.15 Fedora 17
2012-12-31 Berry Linux 1.17
2014-06-23 Berry Linux 1.18 Fedora 20
2015-01-08 Berry Linux 1.19 Fedora 21
2015-05-29 Berry Linux 1.20
2015-11-22 Berry Linux 1.21 Fedora 23
2015-12-31 Berry Linux 1.22 Fedora 24
2017-01-08 Berry Linux 1.24 Fedora 25
2017-11-27 Berry Linux 1.26 Fedora 27
2019-07-08 Berry Linux 1.31 Fedora 30
2020-03-17 Berry Linux 1.32 Fedora 31
2021-07-07 Berry Linux 1.35 Fedora 34
2022-02-22 Berry Linux 1.36 Fedora 35
2022-12-14 Berry Linux 1.37 Fedora 37
2023-11-24 Berry Linux 1.38 Fedora 39
2024-05-31 Berry Linux 1.39 Fedora 40


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